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Why not come and see Swansea for yourself? We have three Postgraduate Open Days each year (Autumn, Spring and Summer) which will give you the chance to find out more about our courses and funding, meet staff and students, and tour our outstanding seafront campus. See http:www.swansea.ac.ukpostgraduateopendays for dates and booking information _______________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ This MA offers an innovative interdisciplinary and multidisciplinary approach to contemporary technology and new media, drawing upon expertise in Media and Communication Studies, Politics and International Relations, American Studies, and Film Studies. The MA examines some of the key issues confronting twenty-first century global societies through a dynamic programme that combines theoretical and applied perspectives in new media, software studies, philosophy, technology, and mediamedium theory. Students are encouraged to apply theoretical, political and social theory together with computational research tools in analysing and understanding all forms of digital media. The programme explores key concepts and ideas in the ?computational turn? as well as focusing on research methodologies for those undertaking research on digital humanities, digital media and technology. FUNDING: UKEU Students: The University has available 100 Masters Bursaries worth ?2,700 each towards fees for new UKEU students commencing Masters studies this September. Bursaries are available in every School and are available for full and part-time study. For further details see: http:www.swansea.ac.ukscholarshipstaughtmasters International Students: For details of scholarships for international students visit: http:www.swan.ac.ukscholarshipsInternational

The typical entry requirement is a first degree in a relevant discipline, normally a lower second or above or equivalent. Overseas students are expected to possess an IELTS score of 6.5.